If you’re yearning for something more — a way to feel at home in your body, to soften the grip of perfectionism, and to reconnect with the rhythms of your inner world — Soul Sustenance offers a tender, transformative path.
You might be drawn to this space if you’re exploring how psychedelics, especially microdosing, can support eating disorder recovery by deepening embodiment, softening shame, and reshaping your relationship with food and self-worth.
This is for those who want a grounded, reverent approach to the medicine, and are ready to pair it with somatic tools that build emotional resilience, respect the nervous system’s pace, and imagine a life beyond diet culture — one where rest, play, and body-trust lead the way.
And perhaps, most importantly, you know that you can’t do this alone — and are ready to walk this path with others who are just as committed to courage, curiosity, and compassionate presence.
In a culture that glorifies perfection, performance, and external appearances, trusting your body as the compass for your life is a quiet act of rebellion and profound courage.
When the outside world demands conformity to rigid standards, reclaiming your inner wisdom and celebrating your authentic expression is the medicine we all need.
“These insights and opportunities to practice embodiment really softened me to be present and in attunement with my body. I felt safe to do so in the holding of our little online community.” — Juliana, Soul Sustenance participant